Passive Control of Heave Motion in an Offshore BLSRP for Enhanced Operational Safety

Srinivasan Chandrasekaran; Shyba Arakkan

doi:10.26748/ksoe.2025.081

August 20, 2026Journal of Ocean Engineering and TechnologyOpen Access

Passive Control of Heave Motion in an Offshore BLSRP for Enhanced Operational Safety

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Assess the application of passive control mechanisms to suppress heave motion and enhance operational safety in offshore buoyant leg storage and regasification platforms.
Analyzed hydrodynamic motion responses and damping mechanisms for offshore buoyant leg systems.
Assessed platform dynamics considering operational constraints such as boil-off gas handling and marine safety standards.
Passive control configurations mitigate vertical heave oscillations induced by ocean waves.
Enhanced motion reduction supports greater structural stability and operational safety during offshore gas processing.

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Engineering analysis evaluates passive heave motion control in buoyant leg platforms, suggesting improved operational safety for offshore gas systems.

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